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• gamedeal user

  Aug 22, 2022

  Theatre of War 2 is not for everyone. You either like it or you don't, as the game is more focused for young adults and above. It is one of those games that you have to read the manual before you play, but it is very rewarding once you understand the mechanics as it has a moral system as well as realistic line of sight and armor penetration. It is an excellent game, but only for those who are looking for this particular type of RTS. The only annoying aspect is the pausing when a unit dies, but that can be remedied by going to the steam configuration option of the game before you start, as the option is not available in the main menu of the game to disable it.
• Omega the Wolf

  Oct 23, 2022

  I really love games where you get to pick out your units and outfit them with specific weapons and have tactical battles between your teams in neat environments and what not. Saw gameplay of this and thought it could be fun. It is not. The AI is just terrible. -Had a german MP40 gunner pinned in a building, he ran outside and my entire squad ran around and took cover in different positions, crouched, stood up, all the actions they could possibly do except shoot. Dude ran into the desert and we never saw him again. -Got a tank and an enemy tank drove up on us, phased in and out of visibility despite no obstruction, and then it drove into us and we couldn't see it again. Tanks have a minimum distance they can fire from, and the enemy tank kept charging us when we'd move away so we could never shoot each other. -When telling a tank to move, you can't angle it like other strategy games, so it drives backwards towards enemies like anti-tank guns. -My man with a rocket launcher stared down a tank and it stared back. Both kept moving and would not engage each other until they finally both shot and my guy won. Keep in mind this all happened in the tutorial. I haven't played a campaign, and I don't think I'm gonna try. Bought the collection for $3 and I'm thinking of getting those $3 back. This game is a great concept; the environment, weapons and everything looks good, but the AI is worthless.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 2, 2014

  The choice of deployable units is somewhat limited, the vehicle, terrain and building damage physics are pretty detailed (tanks can be disabled in a number of ways, buildings can be either partially or completely destroyed, aircraft bombs, artillery and tank rounds leave craters in the terrain), the only downside is the length of the campaign (there are quite a few campaign choices) but they're all less than 10 missions long. By far though this is a very decent game and i would recommend it to anyone who used to enjoy the close combat series of games.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 11, 2014

  This is the game to buy if you are a WW2 maniac like me. Though there isn't that much hardware that you can get your hands on the stuff that you do get is very well modelled. M3 medium tanks are my favorite because it's so fun to see them roll down a hill mowing down infantry with their MG turret, shooting an armored car with their 37mm, and shooting a pzIII with their 75mm. It is a shame that there aren't more vehicles. The only British vehicle that appears is the valentine (Only one that appears in campaign idk if more) but if you are expected to see the iconic british vehicles that ruled the desert like the churchhill, matilda, or the crusader, you will be kept waiting. Most American vehicles make an appearance including two variants of the M4. The only iconic vehicle missing from the germans garage are the spgs based off of the pzIII chasis like the stug. The Germans have by far the most complete arsenal as they have multiple variants of the pzIII&IV, multiple armored cars and apcs, and the famous Tiger. GAMEPLAY All combat is fully modelled. This is not COH where the max range of a tank gun is a 50 meters. In fact, most cannons can shoot across the entire map (though they won't penetrate armor very good that way). Any thing your units can see they can shoot assuming that their target is not outside their maximum range which will be a problem with smgs but will rarely happen with anything else. A tricky part of commanding is putting your assets in places where they have fields of fire. In most rts if a bump in the terrain or part of the crest a hill is blocking the fire the game will let the bullet travel though the obstruction. This is not a game where you can micro manage things other than the major assets. The major flaw in this game is control. It is how you say, not very good. For starters the default move order is a fire and move drill which is useful for tanks which don't have to stop to fire but will get your infantry killed all the time as they stop to fire for a few seconds, move a couple of meters, then repeat instead of just running into their trench. There is also an incredibly irritating latency to orders given to infantry and sometimes they simply ignore what you are telling them to do. Try to tell them to get in cover while they are in a fire animation? They will spend 3 seconds getting fired at before listening. The controls of the vehicles are passable at best. There is not way to tell vehicles to orient their armor without telling them to advance and sometimes they will stop firing for no reason or repeatedly fire at a target they have no hope of penetrating meanwhile infantry are right next to them lobbing AT grenades. The biggest negative is that there were FAAAR too many defense missions. More than 75% of the were defensive missions and half of those were pure defensive which means that you don't need to move your troops around at all. Some of them however required skillful use of vehicles to reinforce sectors and skillful placement of AT guns to maximize their effectiveness.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 20, 2023

  Essentially it is Men of War with all the fun taken out of it.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 24, 2014

  I recommend this game for tank lovers (like me), and military history Fanatics. Pros *Intensely detailed Units and Environment *The most Realistic Tank Physics I've ever seen *Has a lot of tactics and strategies to defend and attack *Pretty Awesome graphics when maxxed out *There is a map editor Cons *Lacks replayability, like skirmish maps *Needs more players in Multiplayer *Some infantry are wusses Recommended price- If you can get it at 50% or below, buy it! 8.5/10
• Bad GOY

  Jul 1, 2023

  Good in-depth RTS. Just a hassle to run on a modern machine.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 9, 2015

  i love this game :D the tactical gameplay is so good,especially the realism for tanks and the german 88's,2km range :D.anyways this game is really good and anyone who would get this would love this if ou love RTS as much as i do
• gamedeal user

  May 30, 2015

  This game is STILL incredibly good for it's time. I recently purchased the battlefront Combat missions black sea and red thunder, and to MY taste, I still like the theater of war games a little bit more. And yes, you can't beat the price on theater of war series, compared to the almost $100 I just paid for black sea and red thunder.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 19, 2016

  Theatre of War 2 isn't a fun game. It is a diehard realistic tactical warfare simulator-RTS. There are people who enjoy these kind of unwieldy games, for example people who like to play ARMA or people who like to play Hearts of Iron. This is not for everyone, but if you are one of those aforementioned people, you will have a blast with this.